Sentence examples for needs to get around from inspiring English sources

His lawyers said he was unwell.So, despite Mr Wahid's frailness and poor eyesight, the two strokes he has suffered and the help he needs to get around, the 59-year-old president ended up with everything he apparently wanted as far as anyone can ever divine his wishes.

Mark needs to get around on Mars and figures out how to tweak a golf-cart-like rover to go thousands of miles (that's where the already-legendary line "I'm gonna have to science the shit out of this" is deployed).

"Women don't need to have children late in life, we have health concerns and our own needs to get around to then".

TotalMusic needs to get around the collusion issue somehow, while still offering a comprehensive catalog.

The head, naturally, is the control center, housing the gear the robot needs to get around — camera, computer and so on.

Everyone needs to get around the dinner table and talk about the day.

A car is needed to get around Aruba.

Now I am old and sick and need to get around in a wheelchair.

"This is a working city and we need to get around and do our job".

A car is needed to get around, although there is limited local train service.

"I think the act of giving is fine when there are temporary needs to be met," Dees said, "but we need to get around to finding out what the underlying problems are".